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Re: String Theory: Right or Wrong? - 08-06-2007, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by David Maes View Post
Will string theory eventually be the right approach?
I don't know.
Dear David Maes:
String theory is great science if you enjoy enthusiastically bubbling fiction.

(Where is Lewis Carroll when his greatest opportunity to spin a fine yarn has elegantly erupted in stringently spun out numbers?)


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